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Careers rarely develop the way we plan them. Our career path often takes many twists and turns, with particular events, choices and people influencing our direction. We asked Damien Mason from CRH plc to give some advice for people considering this job: |
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If you are really interested in people and have good interpersonal skills, you will find this job very rewarding. Like a lot of jobs, you will not be using all the theoretical knowledge you gained in University or College, but you will develop significant management potential and the environment is stimulating and rewarding. As an engineer, you will probably spend about 50% of your time in the office, and the other 50% out in the plant. You should also expect that you may be asked if you are willing to travel abroad. This would be very attractive to most people, and a definite means to gain great experience, but it may not suit everyone. You should ideally be a balanced person, someone with a good deal of technical knowledge, but also a good ability to deal with people. Responsibility and challenges will be given to you from day one, and if you can handle the pressure, you will gain more and more responsibilities, ultimately leading you to gain invaluable experience, and undoubtedly onto a successful management position. With the global nature of ICL's parent company CRH, this could be yours in Ireland or one of many countries worldwide. |
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Undergraduate awards typically reflect three to five years of study after secondary school and include Ordinary (Level 7) and Honours Bachelor Degrees and Higher Diplomas (Level 8's).
Undergraduate awards may be achieved directly or through a series of progression steps. Learners may choose to progress upwards from a Level 5 to a Level 6, Level 7 and finally a Level 8.
Undergraduate awards are awarded by the QQI, HEA or Higher Education Institutes.
Career Opportunities
3rd level Graduates are qualified for a wide range of occupations, and their education prepares them for roles involving specific skills, and for coordinating, supervising, managing, or training others. Examples include accountants, sales managers, computer programmers, teachers, chemists, environmental engineers, criminal investigators, and financial analysts.
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The Bachelor in Education degree is an integrated course of study designed to equip student teachers with the range of knowledge and skill related to the profession of primary school teaching and its curriculum.
The child-centred and active approach to teaching integral to Froebel philosophy is central to the ethos of this course.
Students take Educational modules and a school based placement across the four years of the degree.
The course structure enables student-teachers to make real connections between the theory and practice of education. This is achieved through the blend of methodology and foundation discipline courses on offer. A range of elective courses are also offered to students in Second, Third and Fourth Year.
| MH001 - Education - Primary Teaching (Froebel) |
| MH001 - Education - Primary Teaching (Froebel) |
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| To view the Leaving Certificate minimum entry requirements for this course, Click Here [Source: Qualifax] To view Mature Entry requirements, or alternative requirements, please visit Qualifax or the Colleges' website from the links available in the Course Details section above. |
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School based placements are taken across the four years of the degree.
In 3rd and 4th Year two fortnightly blocks are spent in a Gaeltacht area.
Subject to availability students have an option to spend an Erasmus year abroad.
The course is designed to prepare students to be primary school teachers in the Republic of Ireland. As a solid preparation in primary and early childhood education, the degree is also recognised internationally as a preparation for primary school teaching and other related work in education.
With further training students can become educational psychologists, inspectors, volunteers in developing countries, authors of educational texts, teacher educators in universities or work with the Department of Education and Skills. Postgraduate options also include Special Educatinal Needs, School Guidance Counselling, and Education.
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Career Sectors This course prepares people for work relating to the following Career Sectors. Click to explore more... |
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| Career Suggestions If you are interested in this course, then these occupations may be of interest. These suggestions are related by Career Sector and Career Interests, and may be worth exploring. |
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